Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-10

1906
SOCIETY NOTES.
The customary preparations were being made
| at the White House to-day for the Presidents re-
| ceptfon TO the army, navy and marine corps this
evening, and the building was closed to sight seers
| in consequence.
Mrs. Cleveland win be assisted in receiving this
| evening by Mrs Manning, Mrs. Endicott and Mrs.
Villas.
Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland is expected to
| reach Washington on the limited express this af-
| ternoon. and will be Mrs. Clevelands guest at the
White House. Miss Van vechten, OF Albany, ac-
companies Miss Cleveland to the city, but will be
| the guest OF Mrs. Banks. Miss Kingsford and Miss
Sternberg win remain at the White House until
| Saturday.
Mrs. Cleveland held her reception to-day, amidst
the preparations for the Presidents levee. She
wore cream cOlored dress OF Ottoman silk,
| trimmed with gold and pearl ornaments Miss
| Kingsford and Miss Sternberg assisted.
The tea given by Mrs and Miss Manning yester-
day afterday afternoon at their residence, ON New
| guest, Miss Reamer, was most delightful. Dancing
was one OF the features that made 1t especially
| charming to the young people.
The late hours are beginning to show their bad
efects upon our bellies Two OF them tainted at
the wednesday Club german last evening. Mr..
McCauley led the cotill0n.
Mrs. Representative Strait, of Minnesota, will
assist Mrs. Senator sabin at her tea tomorrow
afternoon, and therefore viii not be at home as
usual on Friday.
The Cabinet reception day had fine weather and
accordingly many callers were abroad yesterday.
mrs: Manning had the assistance OF Miss Manning,
the Misses Cress the Misses Butler Miss Viola Myers
Miss Noyes, Miss Farnsworth, Miss Mary Butter
worth and Miss Pratt OF Buffalo. Mrs. Endicott
was able to see callers yesterday, and received
| them in her drawing room. She had the assis-
tance OF Miss EndicOtt, Miss Bancroft and Miss
nowells. Mrs: Villas had with her Mrs. Fitz John
Porter, Miss Fuller, Miss Mary Sherman, Miss
Hoyt, Mrs Heap and Miss Villas Mrs. Lamar
held no reception because of the continued illness
OF Mrs. Lamar, jr.
Mrs. Cheathem and Miss Acklen were assisted
| by Mrs. Pinson and Miss Duke Mrs. Bradford OF
New orleans, Mrs. Washington, wife OF member
elect from Tennessee, and Miss Fairfax OF Vir-
ginia.
The wife Of Justice Matthews gave soiree
| musicale, and Mrs. Judge Bentley and Mrs. John
B. Alley held receptions yesterday.
| Mrs. Nordhof gathered charming company in
her drawing rooms in the afternoon to hear the fine
tenor, MI. Baxter. His voice is most marvellous
for elasticity, sweetness, and reserve force that
is reassuring. Mrs J. P. Jones played the piano
| accompaniments for the romantic songs that he
sung. Mrs. NOrdhOf had with her Misses Amy
and Elsie NOrdho1, Mrs. s. NJ. Bryan. Mrs. SomerS,
| Mrs. Black, Mrs A. A. Wilson, Miss Scott, Mrs.
| Powell Some of those present We're: Mrs. Stan.
| ford, Mrs. Fremont, Mrs. stockton, Mrs. Richard
Stockton, Mrs. Vance, Mrs. kanffmann, Mrs
| Millin, Mrs. McAdoo, Mrs. A. Leo Knott, Mrs.
| Dawes, Miss McCue, Miss Evarts, Mrs. Seymour,
Misses Patten Mrs. % Lamont, % Mrs 81 Rudolph Kauff.
mann, Mrs Mcdonald, Miss Edes and Miss Bergh-
| mannS.
senator and Mrs. Payne gave a dinner party last
evening to Mrs. A. B. Stone Of New York. The
other guests were Hon. and Mrs. ], X. Tucker,
| Hon. and Mrs. James E. Campbell, Senator Gibson,
| Miss Swan and Major Overman OF Cleveland.
Gen. N. L. Anderson, senator Evarts. Mrs. j. F.
| Lee, Commander LoriDg, and the Misses Caldwell
| gave dinner parties last evening.
Mrs. T1ltOn, Mrs. Febiger, Miss FELTON,, Mrs.
Pelew and Capt. Taylor gave luncheon parties
| yesterday.
Commander McCann gave a tea yesterday.
Secretary Whitney, Mr.. 11tian COffey and MI. s.
G. Ward gave dinner parties on Tuesday.
Mrs. Carlisle held her usual large levee yester-
day at the Riggs.
The 'Neighbors" were pleasantly entertained
last evening by Dr. and Ms. Gabriel F: Johnston
and the Misses Johnston at their residence. 1762
| N street. Col /. Edwards Clarke, who was the
esSayist Of the evening, read paper on the effect
OF the patronage OF the church upon the develop
MRS BOdfish and Mr.. Rice added to the enjoyment
OF those present. A number Of bright and inter
esting Communications to the anonymous box
were well read by Mrs. Nicholson. After the eX-
| ercises refreshments were bounttfully served.
Mr.. and Mrs Max Weyl celebrated their silver
wedding last night at their residence The Souve-
| Mrs TO guests were on palntlngs, IN UNIQUE De
Ssns ,os py rsan1 e,,e M.nT h.mdSnme nrS
| ents of s1lyerWare were received by the popular
host and hostess
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| nuDffaI mass was Celebrated by Father Deyfne.
Fathers DOnOhue, sullivan, Ryan, and Frederick
OF Baltimore, We're also present. After the cere-
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aanrhtar NJ Mr w y canen wera marrted last
evening by Rev. DR.. Newman. of the Metropolitan
Methodist church. The ceremony took place at
| the house OF the brides parents on Indiana ave
nue, at ociock. ine pIiuS was aeIueu IA uLosS
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| and ssnaiIax % ~ The narIors were thron1ed win
people and the wedding gifts which We're very
| handsome, were displayed. supper was served
In the upper chambers; The young couple lert at
| n1gnt Tor New 1Ork, WneIe tney WIZ Spend lott
night Some OF sne g1eSss Hss were lS DR. Geisy, & eX
VOL t,,d0e T0' and MISS HoIIfdav MI GeOroe
| lemon Mr O,lthwaite Judge and Mrs McDoweI1